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Food & Markets
Where to eat well — beach cafés, night markets and the fresh-seafood spots locals actually use.
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Updated 202601Best Cafés and Restaurants at Kata BeachWhere to eat around Kata — from beachfront tables to local favourites.→02Markets in Phuket: Night & Local MarketsThe best night markets and local markets for food, souvenirs and atmosphere.→03Rawai Seafood Market: A GuideHow to buy fresh seafood at Rawai and have it cooked on the spot — without overpaying.→04Outlet Shopping in PhuketWhere to find outlet and mall shopping on the island, and what's actually worth it.→
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